How dumpster rental works (and how long you can keep it)How dumpster rental works (and how long you can keep it)

There is no mystery. You book a date. We reverse in, drop the bin, leave. You fill it. We come back, winch it on, and take it to the landfill. Disposal up to the included tons is in the rental.

The four steps

1. Book the size, address, and window on the site.
2. Clear the pad: 7.5 by 14 feet, plus room for the truck to reverse.
3. Fill below the rail. No banned items.
4. We pick up on the date you set, or the one you add later in your portal.

How long can you keep a dumpster rental?

Seven days sit in the base price. That is the included week. Need more? Extra days are $15.00 each. You can stretch it from the booking link. Do not just leave it on the driveway and hope. We bill the extra days.

If the plumber ghosts you and the bin is still half empty on day six, extend it. Cheaper than a rush second drop later.

Windows and lead time

Morning 7–11, midday 11–3, afternoon 3–7. Book before 7pm and the next open day is usually tomorrow, unless that window is already full. We cap how many drops share an hour so the truck is not doing fiction.

Does dumpster rental include disposal?

Yes, up to the tons that come with the size. Over that, $99.00 a ton. That is the whole extra-weight story. No separate “tipping fee” surprise on a normal household load.

Cancel 24 hours or more before the drop for a refund. Inside that window the rental sticks. Once we mark it delivered, use the portal for pickup, not cancel. Full rates sit on the Edmonton cost page.